These are very well built machines, there are lots of them out there. Some have 10,000 RPM spindles.
Several things to be aware of, not a cause for alarm:
The M32 control, not the M32A has a floppy drive on the front of the CNC chassis in the electrical cabinet. There are normally 1 or 2 floppies that are used there. These are not the same as a microdisk (CMT mode) floppy backup of parameters. Make sure you have the disk labeled BND- some numbers and "system". Remove the disk for safe keeping and put the paper shipping insert, or any non critical disk in the drive for shipping. Put the system disk back in before powering up after the move. You will need the BND numbers if a replacement is ever needed, don't loose that information!
When the gell cell battery on the inside left door runs down, you will get a system loading bar on the screen when power is turned on. The system disk in that drive is being read into memory. It is a sign that the battery needs to be replaced soon if it will not hold a charge for overnight.
For any new to the machine CAT 40 holders, put them in the magazine by hand before using them in the spindle.
Once you see how they fit in the pocket, there needs to be a groove below the CAT 40 flange on the larger holders, otherwise you break a pocket when putting it in from the spindle. If you have CAT 40 stuff already, try them all first and any that won't fit properly can be dealt with early on. One operator in a shop broke 5-6 pockets before quitting and called me for a service call to see why they were breaking.
Many of these machines have 2 pallet changers and they need to come apart for the move.
As always on a new to you machine, make sure the lube system is working properly and all points are getting oil.
Bill